Tribal woman alleges illegal detention of husband, relatives by Chinna Salem police
The Hindu
The 22-year-old of the Malai Kuravar tribe, said the police had picked up her husband and two relatives on Monday night and was detaining them illegally, without informing the family of why they had been taken
A 22-year-old woman from the Malai Kuravar tribe, has petitioned the District Administration alleging illegal detention of her husband and four other relatives, by the Chinna Salem police since Monday.
In the petition submitted to the Collector P.N. Sridhar’s personal assistant Suresh, on Tuesday, Bhuvaneshwari of Thillai Nagar complained that a team of policemen in plain clothes from the Chinna Salem police picked up her husband Prakash, 25 and relatives Dharmaraj, 35 and Selvam, 55 on Monday night.
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